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Electric vehicles are becoming more affordable and could cost less than gas-powered vehicles in just a few years
If ever there was a time to want to be driving an electric car, it may have been last week — after the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack forced the company to take some of its systems offline. Fuel shortages resulting from the attack caused…
How EVs Could Transform the Streets of Africa
The electric-car revolution is reaching the streets of Africa. A handful of startups in several countries are building small electric-vehicle fleets of light carriers and motorcycles—vehicles well suited for the continent's challenging…
New infrastructure needed for the coming wave of electric vehicles
FAYETTEVILLE -- Electric vehicles work well around town, but finding a place to recharge them can be a challenge. More charging stations is sort of a chicken-and-egg conundrum. To fully adopt electric cars, drivers will need a lot of easily…
New electric car battery could dramatically boost range in 'significant improvement'
New testing from Saietta Group's ground-breaking AFT 140 electric motor has shown the technology can boost car ranges by up to 10 percent. The research pitted two Renault Twizy models head-to-head in a direct comparison in Amsterdam. The first…
Best kids electric cars for 2021
Roadshow editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. If you're a mere mortal like us, then these plastic-fantastic supercars are as close as you or your kids are likely to get to…
Can the Electric Porsche 718 really kickstart the future of electric sports cars?
We already know that the Porsche 911 will most likely be the last of the brand's cars to transition into an electric vehicle, and rightfully so, I might add. However, as of today, there aren't any real electric sports cars on the market. I suppose…
Stellantis' CEO Is Worried About Affordability Of Electric Cars
Carlos Tavares has been a long-time critic of a forced electrification process. Although Stellantis does not need to buy carbon credits from Tesla anymore due to its own EVs, its CEO wonders if they will be affordable enough for people to buy them.
Urban Reads: Will Gas Stations Adapt for Electric Vehicles?
Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Every day at The Overhead Wire we sort through over 1,500 news items about cities and share the best ones with our email list. At the end of the week, we take some of the most popular…
Sponsored: Green Rides: Electric Vehicles Help Automakers Achieve Compliance Without Meeting Emission Standards
According to the Environmental Protection Agency's 2020 Automotive Trends Report, most automakers failed to meet their emission standards in 2019. It was the fourth year in a row that the overall auto industry failed to keep pace with its…
Opinion | Drag Commodity Traders Out of the Shadows
In the final days of Donald Trump's presidency, all eyes in Washington were on the unprecedented second impeachment of a sitting president following the riots on Capitol Hill. No one noticed when, on Jan. 15, the Treasury quietly eased sanctions on…
Ancient Swedish Hamlet Holds Lessons for Future of Clean Power
A thousand-year-old Swedish village could become a blueprint for local energy grids of the future. Simris, with a population of about 200, has shown that operating independently from the national grid is technologically possible. Villagers use…
Energy Ministry's electric vehicle online survey
The Ministry of Energy, Small Business and Entrepreneurship is currently implementing an Electric Vehicle Study to inform Government's policy, as it seeks to roll out its energy efficient transportation roadmap. To this end, a strategy for…
Wheeler's Wisdom | Will electric vehicles go the way of the electric train?
New South Wales Minister for Transport and Roads Andrew Constance has proposed subsidising car parks, waiving stamp duty and giving access to transit lanes for drivers of electric cars. Electric vehicle (EV) owners already pay no excise or road…
The GOP is interested in shenanigans and trolling, not policy
The Republican party used to generate actual policy ideas, but no longer. Now trolling and obstructionist shenanigans are all the GOP cares about. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author. See more stories on…
Flared natural gas latest prize in bitcoin miners' energy quest
WASHINGTON: As the value of bitcoin soars and concerns rise about the energy-intensive process needed to obtain it, cryptocurrency entrepreneurs in the United States believe they have found a solution in flared natural gas. Profitably creating, or…
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